Blood to the Brain Flashcards

(45 cards)

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brachiocephalic artery

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branches into right subclavian artery and right common carotid artery

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right subclavian artery

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branches into right vertebral artery

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3
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right common carotid artery

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branches into internal carotid and external carotid

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4
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left common carotid artery

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branches into internal and external carotid

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5
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left subclavian artery

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branches into left vertebral artery

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normal blood flow

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approx. 50 ml/100g/min

  • neurons cease firing at 20 ml/100g/min
  • neuronal necrosis occurs at 10 ml/100g/min
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7
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two systems going to the brain

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vertebral (20%) and internal carotid (80%)

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8
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vertebral system

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supplies posterior regions
- brainstem and cerebellum
- parts of diencephalon
- spinal cord
- parts of temporal and occipital lobes

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internal carotid system

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supplies anterior regions
- most of telencephalon
- most of diencephalon

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major branches of vertebral-basilar

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1) posterior inferior cerebellar a. (PICA)
2) anterior inferior cerebellar a. (AICA)
3) superior cerebellar a. (SCA)
4) posterior cerebral a. (PCA)

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major branches of internal carotid

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1) middle cerebral a. (MCA)
2) anterior cerebral a. (ACA)

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superior cerebellar artery (SCA)

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supplies superior surface of cerebellum, pons (rostral)

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anterior inferior cerebellar artery (AICA)

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supplies anterior and inferior surface of cerebellum, pons (caudal)

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posterior inferior cerebellar arter (PICA)

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supplies posterior and inferior cerebellum, bends around brainstem and supplies lateral medulla and choroid plexus

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anterior communicating artery (ACoA)

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connects anterior cerebral arteries (ACA)

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posterior communicating artery (PCoA)

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connects middle cerebral artery (MCA) to vertebrobasilar system

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anterior cerebral artery (ACA)

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supplies medial cortex - some of parietal and frontal

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middle cerebral artery (MCA)

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supplies lateral cortex - temporal, parietal, frontal

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posterior cerebral artery (PCA)

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supplies medial cortex - some of temporal, occipital

20
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circle of Willis

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1) PCA
2) PCoA
3) ACA
4) ACoA

21
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junction of circle of Willis

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internal carotid artery and vertebral-basilar systems

1) internal carotid
2) MCA
3) ACA
4) PCoA

22
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blood supply to midbrain

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PCA, SCA, basilar

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blood supply to pons

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AICA, basilar

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blood supply to medulla

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PICA, vertebral

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blood supply to spinal cord
ant. and post. spinal arteries - ant. (1): 2/3 of spinal cord - post. (2): 1/3 of spinal cord
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perforating arteries
small branches off of major arteries that go to internal structures of the brain
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ACoA perforating arteries
anteromedial group
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MCA perforating arteries
lateral striate group
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PCA perforating arteries
posteriomedial group and posterolateral group
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blood supply to internal capsule
MCAp, ACAp
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blood supply to thalamus
PCAp
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blood supply to substantia nigra and subthalamic nucleus
PCAp, PCoAp
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blood supply to lentiform nucleus
ant. choroidal, MCAp
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blood supply to nucleus accumbens and caudate nucleus
ACAp
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visual pathway structures
1) optic nerve 2) optic chiasma 3) optic tract 4) lateral geniculate body (LGB) 5) optic radiations 6) visual cortex
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blood supply to optic nerve
main: ophthalmic artery (off of internal carotid artery) other: ant. cerebral artery (ACA)
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blood supply to optic chiasma
main: ant. cerebral artery (ACA), internal carotid rami other: ant. choroidal artery and post. communicating artery (PCoA)
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blood supply to optic tract
ant. choroidal artery and post. communicating artery (PCoA)
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blood supply to lateral geniculate body
ant. choroidal artery and post. choroidal artery (branch of PCA)
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blood supply to optic radiations
ant. choroidal artery, deep branches of PCA, deep optic artery (deep branch of MCA)
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blood supply to visual cortex
PCA, MCA
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venous drainage of the brain
occurs through a system of cerebral veins that empty into dural venous sinuses
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superior superficial veins
1) superior sagittal sinus → transverse sinus → sigmoid sinus → internal jugular vein 2) inferior sagittal sinus → straight sinus → transverse sinus (other) → sigmoid sinus → internal jugular vein
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inferior superficial veins
1) transverse sinus → sigmoid sinus → internal jugular vein 2) cavernous sinus → superior petrosal sinus → sigmoid sinus → internal jugular vein 3) cavernous sinus → inferior petrosal sinus → internal jugular vein
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deep veins
1) great cerebral vein → straight sinus → transverse sinus → sigmoid sinus → internal jugular vein 2) cavernous sinus → pterygoid plexus → internal or external jugular vein → superior vena cava